Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Mr. Albert Carver Mrs, Gloria Child Miss Linda Coffman Mulbematin Mailyematirx Bun'neu Education Mrs. Patricia Covode Mrs. Mary Lou Davis Mrs. Rebecca Deckatd Pbyn'ml Edumtian Englixb Englixl: Health Miss Rabe, surrounded by her team. Mr. Donald Colussi EflinJ'b Mr Dale DeHart Indwtrial Art: Mr, Warren Dicken Srienre Mr. Clifford Doerflein Buxinen Eduralion 25

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Mr. Hanning's uBeat Goes On. Students reflect teachers, interests appearance of a factory in motion, lack- ing the personal element required. The role of the teacher, therefore, is to in- struct the claSs as a whole, but at the same time, to grant the individual stu- dent the attention and interest he re- quires. Colerain's teachers did not fall short of this duty for which they had been selected. These teachers continually made available both the advice and the ex- perience which students need as they proceed through life. The faculty never objected to incon- venience caused by late hours for extra help. The leadership of their teachers provided the incentive the students need- ed for their personal success. and attitudes MLITerry Bonta Mr. James Boyd Mrs. Alice Breen Mrs. Regina Brown Sana! 5111419; Indultrial Am Bminen Eduralian EngliJIJeSpaniJlJ M ,V flail .4 Mrs, Virginia Brown ML Robert Browning Mrs. Macye Buckner Mrs. June Bullock Home Economic; Englixb-Sopigl Smdig; Englisl245'acial Sludiw Erlgir'fls-Slleerb 24 A large high'school often has the

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Mr. James Driscoll Mr. Michael Ellert Mr. joseph Epplen Mr: Paul Qeisen Playximl Eduraliou Bmiuar: Erlllmtiau Erzglixb Sacral SEIIdIEI Hzlalfl: Miss Judy Graham Miss Ina Gregory Mrs. Gladys Hale Mr. Michael Hanning Srimce Bmipzen Edmalian PlayJiral Educatiozz Clyorm Heallla Mr. Quebe rhOughtfully plans for the day's activities Mr. Norbert Hartman ML Lester Heizman Indunrial Arm Tlrdmtrial Art; Mrs. Kit Heltnn Mrs. Catherine Henke Soda! Smdier Barium Education